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How could condominium owners divide the cost and benefits of shared solar?
Answer
They can allocate costs and benefits by ownership share, metered consumption, agreed participation, common-area use, or another documented formula, subject to governing documents and applicable rules.
Key points
- Define maintenance, insurance, roof work, and replacement obligations.
- Allocation should account for changing ownership and occupancy.
- Benefits may come from common-area savings or individual bill credits.
What it depends on
- Condominium documents
- Metering and utility rules
- Owner agreement
Risks and trade-offs
- An unfair formula can create disputes.
- Shared assets complicate sale, default, and replacement decisions.
Information you may need
- Owner consumption
- Common-area loads
- Proposed agreement and utility treatment
Your next step
What to do next
Have the association develop a written allocation and maintenance agreement with legal and technical review.
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